Norwegian women suffered from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Then the Duchess heard that she had three to five years to live. Despite the tragic diagnosis, she decided to function normally. In one of the few medical interviews Mate Marit She admitted that she “gets tired faster than she used to be.”
An incurable disease that causes breathing problems because scar tissue forms in the lungs. Since I met the 48-year-old, she has had to slow down a bit, but she hasn’t complained about the limitations of her activities. – I know very well what my condition is, but I do not want to attract attention. This is one of the reasons I love my “new life” so much – she said in 2019.
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“The Duchess has undergone extensive research into her health and, according to her doctor, Professor Christian Beauro of the National Hospital, an atypical form of fibrosis in the lungs has been discovered,” she said in a statement issued by the royal court.
“It is not yet known whether the lung disease is related to a more extensive autoimmune process or whether there are other causes that underlie the changes in the lungs,” it was reported four years ago.
Mette-Marit knew a diagnosis would be life-limiting, but she was grateful for the early detection of the disease. – She added – My goal remains to work and participate in formal meetings as much as possible. As you can see, he is still striving to achieve his goal.
